On the Permian Basin
Herbert S. Parmet
Abstract
Herbert S. Parmet
Abstract
W hen I was told of my assignment to Odessa,” Bush explained to the sister of a local political leader some four decades later, “I had never heard of the town and didn’t know what part of Texas it was in.” 1 Odessa still seems isolated, still apart from today’s metropolitan Texas, set off, along with Midland and Lubbock, from the rest of the state.
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W hen I was told of my assignment to Odessa,” Bush explained to the sister of a local political leader some four decades later, “I had never heard of the town and didn’t know what part of Texas it was in.” 1 Odessa still seems isolated, still apart from today’s metropolitan Texas, set off, along with Midland and Lubbock, from the rest of the state.
Key concepts: Permian, Structural basin, Geology, Paleontology